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. 2018 Mar 9;15(5):4149–4156. doi: 10.3892/etm.2018.5939

Table III.

Clinical and molecular characteristics of ASXL1-mutant patients with essential thrombocythemia.

Patient ID Age (years) Sex ASXL1 mutant type Characteristic mutations FU (months) OS (months) Survival status
P1 66 M G652S CALR positive 20 20 Alive
P2 20 M G652S TN 29 29 Alive
P3 54 F G652S CALR positive 23 23 Alive
P4 51 F G652S CALR positive 24 24 Alive
P5 44 M G652S TN 37 37 Alive
P6 59 F G652S TN 15 15 Alive
P7 58 F G652S CALR positive 23 23 Alive
P8 41 M G652S CALR positive 19 19 Alive
P9 10 M G652S JAK2V617F positive 35 35 Alive
P10 65 M G652S JAK2V617F positive 39 39 Alive
P11 60 M G652S JAK2V617F positive 103 103 Alive
P12 73 F G652S JAK2V617F positive 63 63 Alive
P13 58 F G652S TN 150 150 Alive
P14 56 F G652S JAK2V617F positive 25 25 Alive

TN, triple-negative; JAK, Janus kinase; CALR, calreticulin; ASXL1, additional sex combs like 1; M, male; F, female; FU, follow-up time; OS, overall survival; MPL, myeloproliferative leukemia.